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RNLI, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, is a UK and Ireland charity dedicated to saving lives at sea through lifeboat rescue, beach lifeguarding, water safety education and international drowning prevention. The organisation operates entirely on voluntary donations and is independent of government funding.
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A holidaymaker caught in difficulty at Mumbles Head, Swansea, was rescued thanks to an off-duty but observant lifeboat volunteer who spotted him in danger. The incident highlights the round-the-clock readiness of RNLI volunteer crews.
Jake Coombes and Rhys Jones are two young RNLI lifesavers following in the footsteps of their fathers, both of whom served as lifeboat volunteers. The pair are now training with the aim of inspiring the next generation of lifesavers.
RNLI volunteer crew members rescued sailors who had become trapped on a burning vessel at sea. The incident is one of several recent callouts demonstrating the operational demands placed on volunteer lifeboat crews.
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The RNLI is a well-established charity that has been saving lives at sea in the UK and Ireland for many years. It is independent of government and relies entirely on voluntary donations and fundraising. The organisation publishes a transparent breakdown of how every pound or euro donated is spent.
The RNLI shop sells gifts, clothing, homewares and beach accessories. According to the organisation, 100% of the money spent in the shop goes towards funding lifesaving work at sea.
Based on 2024 figures, 54p in every £1 donated goes to lifeboats and equipment, 28p funds the 24-hour rescue service, 12p supports the lifeguard service, 4p covers water safety education and 2p contributes to international drowning prevention.
The RNLI offers several ways to get involved, including volunteering, raising money, becoming a member and donating in memory of someone. It is also possible to leave a gift to the RNLI in a Will.
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